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Hello, I'm trying to find a way to neatly get the player which sent a packet using IMessageHandler. This only allows me to retrieve the data in the message the side and the net handler. What would be the best way to see who sent the packet? Currently I am including the player's entityid in the packet. However, I really dislike this because it will break if there is more than just the default world. So to counter that I could send the world id the player is in also, and this would work. I find that method messy and overly complicated, is there a better way which I have missed?

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